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When President [[George W. Bush]] first popularized the term, it referred to ensuring that faith-based organizations could obtain government funding while still being able to talk about religion, despite the alleged [[separation of church and state]]. [[Barack Obama]] has nominally continued the program, giving it the mission "to enable community and faith-based organizations to partner with the government... to achieve the goals.. put forward by President Obama."<ref name="HHS" /> The program is currently administered by the [[United States Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives]].
When President [[George W. Bush]] first popularized the term, it referred to ensuring that faith-based organizations could obtain government funding while still being able to talk about religion, despite the alleged [[separation of church and state]]. [[Barack Obama]] has nominally continued the program, giving it the mission "to enable community and faith-based organizations to partner with the government... to achieve the goals.. put forward by President Obama."<ref name="HHS" /> The program is currently administered by the [[United States Center for Faith-Based and Community Initiatives]].
== See also ==
*[[Religious fundraising vs. atheist fundraising]]
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